When one installs Knopper on a HD, an (empty) directory /.qt appears at the top of the directory table. What is it doing there, and how can one get rid of it - presuming it is safe to do so?
John
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When one installs Knopper on a HD, an (empty) directory /.qt appears at the top of the directory table. What is it doing there, and how can one get rid of it - presuming it is safe to do so?
John
directory .qt contains the settings of QT, the base of KDE.
In the file .qt/qtrc You can switch on/off font antialiasing etc.
There is a program called qtconfig for configuring the .qt/qtrc file.